KARMA QUICK VS. JONATHAN FRIED et al

Matter on the Law & Motion/Discovery Calendar for Tuesday, October 21, 2025, line 2, PLAINTIFF KARMA QUICK'S Motion To Renew Judgment Nunc Pro Tunc

The unopposed motion to renew the judgment obtained by judgment creditor Karma Quick, nunc pro tunc to July 14, 2025, is continued for hearing to November 14, 2025. The judgment creditor is ordered to supply a declaration and a copy of any judgment renewal form she attempted to file before the deadline to renew. Quick's application does not attach the renewal form she claims she timely filed. The court cannot ascertain from her application whether she submitted an application for renewal that met the statutory requirements set out in Code of Civil Procedure, section 683.140, and therefore whether an order deeming the application filed nunc pro tunc to the date of submission is proper.

Quick shall supplied the supplemental materials at least nine court days in advance of the continued hearing date. The judgment debtor may respond no later than five court days in advance of the continued hearing date.

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